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Which type of experimental design relies on systematic observation and data collection for making conclusions?
Which type of experimental design relies on systematic observation and data collection for making conclusions?
- Classic Experimental Designs (correct)
- Exposed/Comparison Group Design
- Between-Subjects Design
- Pseudo Experimental Designs
What aspect is considered the most important in an experiment setup?
What aspect is considered the most important in an experiment setup?
- Control over extraneous variables (correct)
- Randomization
- Sample size
- Treatment levels
What is the term used for a variable that affects the dependent variable but is not of interest to the researcher?
What is the term used for a variable that affects the dependent variable but is not of interest to the researcher?
- Extraneous variable (correct)
- Independent variable
- Control variable
- Confounding variable
In experimental design, what is the term for a variable that has a systematic effect on behavior but is not controlled by the experiment?
In experimental design, what is the term for a variable that has a systematic effect on behavior but is not controlled by the experiment?
Which type of design involves comparing groups that have been exposed to different treatments or conditions?
Which type of design involves comparing groups that have been exposed to different treatments or conditions?
What is the term used for various levels of treatment that are identified and studied in an experiment?
What is the term used for various levels of treatment that are identified and studied in an experiment?
Which type of experimental design allows scientists to recreate a research study?
Which type of experimental design allows scientists to recreate a research study?
'Extraneous variables' in an experiment refer to variables that:
'Extraneous variables' in an experiment refer to variables that:
'Control' in an experiment is primarily concerned with:
'Control' in an experiment is primarily concerned with:
In an experiment, what term refers to a factor affecting behavior but not controlled by the researchers?
In an experiment, what term refers to a factor affecting behavior but not controlled by the researchers?
